fugal造句

• A fugal theme may not even be distinctive as a melody.
• The music's forceful fugal motion speaks of a defiant spirit.
• The musical structure of this piece uses fugal imitation and much counterpoint.
• The third movement is in sonata form, with a fugal development.
• Different groups of instruments enter in turn, producing a fugal texture.
• Another cause is possible according to some Soviet fugal motif.
• The final variation and the fugal finale return to 2 / 4.
• Haydn was the leader of fugal composition and technique in the Classical era.
• The fugal subject is derived from the first phrase of the chorale melody.
• Gone are the doodling jazz interludes, frenetic fugal imbroglios, Beethovenian hammer blows.
• Fugal passages are also found in the"
• He was also the first to use the pedal as a real fugal part.
• It is more of a sonata movement with very substantial fugal sections, however.
• In turn, the trombone, saxophone and trumpet contribute to the fugal texture.
• Contemporaries held a high opinion of his organ playing and ability at fugal extemporisation.
• Beethoven, Quartet in C sharp minor, Op . 131, opening fugal exposition.
• Each line is prepared by fugal entrances of the other parts on the same theme.
• The name Fowler comes from the Anglo-Saxon'Fugal ", meaning fowl.
• These two were usually non-fugal, but still contained movements with contrasting tempos.
• Haydn's fugal finales are not the only use of counterpoint in these quartets.